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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
HALIFAX.
LIKED TIE SALESMAN BUT DID MOI
LIKE COUPONS.
The Position OF q Country Merchant
Railroad Survey Personsl Notes
Eebuilding-robacco.
correspondents. Of tho Richmond DisO.scn-l

Correspondents Oh tho hlcbih"ne
South BosToS, July 8, 1887.
Splendid rains have visited this sec,
ton, and it is thought the crops Will
be grandly productive.
Colonel Blackford and Captain
French, of the Lynchburg and Dur
ham railroad, have begun their WORK
by locating the road. They COM
menced at Durham.
At court last Monday one OF the best
merchants Of this section, and n
large buyer, told the salesman
who had generally filed his orders
that he could buy no more goods
OF him. He liked the house, liked
the goods, liked the salesman, but
he did not like the payment OF
taxes in coupons, which the drummer's
firm did. That mans trade alone
wouid 90 n long way towards paying
the taxes Of the house. The merchants
of Virginia truly have q great oppor-
tunity of rendering good service to
their State by refusing to buy of those
firms who pay their taxes in coupons.
Osborne Stokes, well-known col
ored Democrat, has been given o very
good Government position in Wash
ington through Major Daniels infu-
ence.
Mrs. James Wimbish, of Quero, Tex,
is visiting relatives and friends In this
county. Some months ago her husband
was waylaid and murdered by party
against whom he had testified in trial.
He was son of Colonel John Vim
Dish, of this county.
Carrington's new tobacco-factory is
splendid structure. 1t is the first OF
the buildings destroyed by the Ere of
March to be rebuilt.
Renewed efforts are being made by
the Episcopalisns here to build a
church, and they will be successful.
Dir. Walter l.. Moon has entered
upon the discharge of the duties of the
sheriffs office, to which he was elected
last May. This was the only county
office in which any change was made.
Tobacco continues very active, and
buyers and sellers are in good spirits.
PHIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

WANTED, THREE SALESLA-
w DIES. None put competent and expo
rieEced hands need apply. Call between the
hours Of and IN tle afternoon.
HELD IL CO.
ly lott Dry Goods co Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
AN OLD VIRGINIA WEDDING.
Marriage in Bedford OF Miss Abbot
TO Er. Henderson.

Correspondence OF inc lAlCullOuu Dlepdlcu.J
BEDFORD, June 7, 1897.
Pollevue, in this county, was the
scene Tuesday night last of an old
fashioned Virginia country wedding.
Such an occasion as your Tom Page
has so happily described in one of his
inimitable stories.
The bride was Miss Lucy Abbot,
the lovely and accomplished daughter
of W. Il. Abbot, Esq, principal OF
Bellevue High School, and the groom
was Mr.. l aniel Brosius Henderson, n
prominent lawyer of Kansas City, for
merly of Hancock, Nd. The brides
maid of honor was her sister, Miss Jen-
ME Abbot, and the groom's best
man WIS his brother, Mr.. Ray
mond l.. Henderson, of Baltimore.
The attendants were Mr.. John G.
Meredith, of Kansas City, and Miss
Cora 5. Henderson Mr.. f. c. Hen.
derson and Miss Susie Minor, of the
University of Virginia; Mr.. Joseph
Carroll, of Birmingham, Ala, and
Miss Louie Abbot; Dir. Howard
LLOYD. Of Maryland, and Miss Katie
Henderson Mr.. Henry Latant, oil
baltimore, and Miss Helen Bentley ;
Mr.. Gessner Harrison Smith, OF Kan
sas City, formerly Of the University
of Virginia. and Miss Emily Mat
thews; Mr.. John Staige Davis, OF
the University, aud Miss Lou Minor
MIR. William r. Polk, of Louisi
ana, and Miss Este!le Durthc ;
Mr.. William Preston, OF Kansas City,
and Mr. Raleigh Minor, ofthe University
of Virginia, were ushers, and the rib
hens were deity handled by Master Roy
Henderson and Master Abbott, who
also acted AZ pages and train-bearers
to the bride, who was most effectively
dressed in white satin en- hdin, with
arl-passementeric trimmings and
pearl jewelry. The bridesmaids wore
white silk null with MORE sashes, with
out trains and the ceremony was most
impressiyely performed by the Rev.
James A. buck, ID. d.. of Washington,
and the Rev. Mr. Hubbard, OF Bed
ford.
Outside the bridal party there were
but few invited guests, among whom
were the family of the groom Mr.. r.
G. II. Kean, OF Lynchburg Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowyer, of Bedford ; and Mr.. A.
B. Cuigon, of Richmond. The whole
company enjoyed the cold Virginia "
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Abbot I'M
I'll MIR. and Mrs. Henderson lett for
Atlantic City on Thursday. The occa-
sion was one of almost unprecedented
gsyety, and is fully described in your
columns, because both bride and groom
are so well known throughout Virginia
and in your city. XELA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
Hor Children E.eft behind.

While the steamer City of Rome was
at Queenstown Thursday Jane and
Maggie Paynter, children, wandere
unnoticed through the gangway and on
to the mail-tender, and they were not
discovered until it was too late to put
them aboard the steamer again. They
were On heir way to Liverpool with
their moaler to JOIN their father in
America. They were taken to the work
hOu,p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
Russia and Bulgaria.

Nopoe Vremyo, which is presumed
to speak for the Gar, announces that
the election Of FERDINAND of Saxe-Co-
! burg Gotha TO DO Prince of Bulgaria
has exhausted Russia's patience. Sup
pose il has What is Russia going to
do about il /? Russian papers made
substantially the same declara-
Non when the regents began 10
govern Bulgaria, and il was even
threatened that the Gar would
send an army into Bulgaria and regu-
late matters there to suit himself. This
threat and other arrogant outgiyings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
a Reply 10 iBdebitatus.
IL I,lI;inr Of lie D;n,nnInL

In commenting upon a communica-
ton of mine in the Dispatch of the 9th
instant, in which | suggested that the
approaching convention at Roanoke
should "declare for the repeal of q
law-thc Riddleberger bill-which is
rejected by those to whom it was of
fered, and should give notice that the
people are RENTED TO their sovereign
right to settle the debt in their own
way, free from any constraint but what
they themselves shall choose 10 as
sumo as their moral duty and not
their legal obligation AN ex-
preston borrowed from Alexander
Hamilton, "Indebitatus" in the
issue OF to-day 18TH says: "We swal-
lowed the dirty act at our last conven.
ton at the bayonet's point, in order to
save our State from still greater dam
nation and now we are asked to vol
unfairly enact that which would be al
most crime and would cover us with
infamy."
Having been an original ReiidjusserI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

A Republican contemporary says
"a popularity of President CLEvE-
LANDS letters is their stiffness" Oh,
no the peculiarly of Mr.. CLHvEnAND's
letters is the way they stiffen out the
othsr fellows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
other fellow

The Chicago Times says: Mr.
HALsTzAD heads the account which APP
pears in his paper of the relnion at
Gettysburg THE Rebel Yell But the
only rebel yell heard nowadays is
raised in Ohio and Iowa" The Times
should not slight Maine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

"a man that left as many widows as
old BRIGHAM YoUYG should have a
monument. If each one of the widows
would chip in a dollar or two they
could erect for him a very magnificent
and costly one" Yes. But would the
widows ever be able to agree upon a
design for a monument?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

The Chicago Mail is the greatest
boom starter in the country. Its latest
is for SHERIDAN. The Mails very I'M
fortunate, however. Its booms all die
Young.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
uot,v Rasi.tiue EvIc,,ous.

Several tenants were eyicted near
Arklow Thursday after a hot resist
ance. The people subsequently held
an indignation meeting, at which al
dresses were made by priests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

1t is just possible that when the Re-
publican party has bottled up FUTILE,
FA1BcmLD, BOUTELLE, HALsTEAD, CT
id Onlnc genus, it will be in position
TO talk about fracturing the solid South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
LIE strapce ALIVE.

Commander Charles lie Strange, Of
the British dispatch-boat Surprise, who
mysteriously disappeared after being
seen in the suburbs OF MarseiIles, has
been seen again. He is believed to be
safe in Brussels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
BRIEF COMMENT.

"Mr. BLAINE got shut out in Edin-
burg" That was an experience not at all
new to jim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

WANTED, BUYERS FOR SEYE-
CARRIAGE AND BUCGf-HARNESS; also.
SINGLE SECONDHAND HARNESS: ~ 1
Army Mcclellan saddles. and oyery O'har uaG
articles 90 10 fund In the saddle aud Nar1 60
business Call al DiCKERSON = saddle all
Harness Manufa tory, 1912 trankliu street
f- ilat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

1t seems the booming and law-abiding
West proposes to reduce the surplus
by killing Cinnamon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

WANTED. TO SELL THE SrOcE
w AND GOOD WILL ~ a well-o,tabl .iat
GREEN AND STAPLE GROCERY STORE
Reason tor Hing bad health. Address. care
Ct DsIdfch. GREEN GROC .R.
ty i02t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
Eeu yircinia Rock.

Pocahontas, alias MatOacd, and Her
Descendants Through Her Marriage
at J0mCStO,cR, virginia, IN AprH,
1914, tcith John Royc, Gexttcman :
including the names of Alfriend, Ar
cher, Bentley, Bernard, Bland, Boil
ing, Branch, Cabell, Catlett, Cary,
Dandridge, Dixon, Douglas, Duval,
Eldridge, Elicit, Ferguson. Field,
Fleming, Gay, Gordon, Griffin, Gray
son, Harrison, HUBBARD, Lewis, Lo-
gan, Markham, Meade, McRae, Muir
ray, Page, Poythress, Randolph,
Robertson, Skipwith, Stanard, Taze-
well, Wake, West, Whittle, and
others; with Biographical Sketches
by WYNDHAM ROBERTSON and Illus
tfative Historical Notes by Il. A.
Brock. Richmond: j. W. RAN
DoLPH Il ENGLISH. 1887.
The title tells the whole story. To
be had of RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

VHE REGULAR MEETING OF
Il LEE LODGE. NO. g75. BROTHERHOOD
OF LOCOMOTIVE FlEEMEN, will be held
SUNDAY, July a, 1857, at ! o'clock sharp.
Electl0n Of officers and other business Of vital
Importance will be transacted. a full attond-
snce Is arnestly desired.
c. w. JENKINS, Master.
W. A. DEMANDS. Secretary. ly Jolt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

EOR RENT, "a

TOR RENT, Sa
No. 81 sect Grace street: 500 per auuurn.
No. 0 north Third street 800 per nnpun.
No. 10 west Cary street; $500 per AMMAN.
No. tIf east Canal stree 300 peg anpnfu.
no. ZEN north Fourth 81. $50 per annum
No. 6lP north Third street: ZOO Der annum.
No. 1913 west Cary street; tss 80 per month
No aS south laurel street. SIS por mouth.
No. 2iS south Secoof street; ais per meif,h
No. 1905 Ashland street: 90 per month.
No. 1870 east Broad street; 800 per annuul
No. ,oi north 9th street: Sl25O per month.
No. 1921 north eth street; Ss3l per month.
No. on north 18th street; $3.50 per amin.
Ihone 534. JAMES B. ELAN.
~ Jolt ili3 kain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
COME ONE! COME ALL

SECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE
BROTHERHOOD OF l. lCONOIlNE RNGi-
MFRS AND BROTHERHOOD or LOCOuO-
TIVE FIRENEN 10 NEWPORT NEWS AND
OLD IOlST MONDAY. July -, 1881. Music.
Dancing, Boating. Bathing, and Fishing. *
curFionists will have ample time 10 visit Hamp-
ton Normal School. National Soldiers Home,
aud Warwick Casino the finest pavilion IN
the South. NJ improper characters allowed.
Refreshments at clty prices. 1ickets-Adults.
$50; children under ten years, 20 cents.
iY ln1Sf2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

Foh hhNi' q
no Franklin. near Eighth street; r. rooms.
100, corner Fifth aud Cary streets ~ rooms
iio. corner First and Canal streets; 10 rooms.
gio west Main street: s rooms.
~ Adams, near Main street: Z rooms.
1918 west Clay street; rooms.
36 Canal, near Sixth street; rooms
1877 Main. near Plum: rooms.
go China, near Pine: rooms.
STORES. OFFICES, sc.
Cali for WEEKLY kkNT-LIST
J. THOMPSON BROWN E CO.,
iy 100, lib Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
TV,HE RICHMOND MOZART Z
l. ACADEMY OF HUSIC FOR -
EENT OR LEASE

We offer the RICHMOND MOZART ACADr-
Ny OF MUSIC FOR RENT OK LEASE ., tln
expiration Of the present lease January H.
1scS. The Mozart Academy has a seating "a
pBcity OF 1900, with all the modern improve
monts Of a iifst-class theatre. Application tO
be made to Dir. A. BARGAMlN, Chairman iiaIl
Committee Mozart Association, Po5tO0icf
Box 80, Richmond. Va. apl1eOSus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
nEETINas.

MASONIC NOTICE. IT VI e A.
lvl members Of L0GE FRANCAIyA w
no. u. A. " and A. NJ. are requested
TO attend slated communication of their lodge
AZ 81. Alrsns Hall MONDAY EVENING. July
liih. ut 8 o'clock. Members Of sister lodges are
materially invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the w. NJ.
WILLIAM L0vENsTEIN,
jyf1fts Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

TVHE TRUSTEES OF THE STATE
4 FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL will meet in
Richmond, Va, JULY %, 1887, for the purpose
Of electing-
l. A Principal
9. An II structor In Geography, Physiology,
and United States History.
g. An Instructor In Geometry, Drawing,
Keeping Accounts, aud Ponmanship.
4. An Instructor In Natural Science and
Latin.
.. An Instructor In Vocal Music.
G. Teacher Of the Model School.
Z. An Instructor In English Grammar, En-
rlish Literature. Rhetoric, and Elocution.
s. Teacher for Preparatory school.
The Principal will be man; the other In
structcrs women.
The trustees reserve the right to mako such
mCdincsusn in the course Of study or sgcn
changes In tho assignment Of subjects either
before or after the election as may be- deemed
sXpsdient Address
A. ID. WATKINS, Secretary,
~ 9au WGElt Farmyille. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
2lO.76O.qOt q

Total revenue from the above for the year
ISsG--
~ Cities. Counties. Total.
From real
estate. o.. 3Ci,l52 VS. 79j.4S] 40 g3j a
From CAPT
taiion. =. 1854 90 27O.ll0 % 3lG,293 o.
PERSONAL
property s2,Gi6 - 2l3.G99 o? 1861 90
Total......s 4ie0a3 % 81 239,Gm 5lsl G.2.59j o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
ny James b. llan.
Real Estate Ag4nt ami auction
lil3 Main street.
VNVSTFT'S AUCTION elIr n,

VWUSTFE'S AUCTION SAIr Op
} VALUABLE LOT ca LAID gElN ....
ABOUT slSlm ftEI ON TIE NE>T ,f....'
CAltlFR STREET RErW tEN uA.,r .t,.
ASHLAND >lREEF~.-Hy ,irueofat
Trust 10 me rom Charles j. Wen. ls'. ..r.
2s. 1886. and ~ record ln Deadlock Dr.. 30.
-. Heurico County Couft, defaul. ras.U,t ..-
made in the debt tLcroDy secured an! ..,.,
directed 20 % DO ny the holder ~ tl..r...
hereby secured. shah sell 10y pub..1l...
..rlI 4 :. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
Posi- OFFICE Box 10.

MENDOZA, ILL.,, Januarys, 1886.
l suffered greatly for a number of
years with violent pains through my
left lung, occasioned by a gunshot
wound. The wound healed, but was
left with severe neuralgia pains-par-
ticularly during changes in the weather.
! found no relief until i placed an All.
cocks Porous Plaster on my back and
chest, covering the inlet and outlet of
the ball. In less than an hour was
free from pain. Ii. +. RICHARDS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
MILITARY NOTICES.
EXCURSIONS, &c.

EXCURSION TO CAVERNS OF
II LURAY AND NATURAL BRIDGE rio
Chesapeake and OHIO railway, MONDAY.
August /. 1887. Train will leave the Chcsa-
peGke and Ohio railway depot at 1890 4. NJ
and stop at all regular stations. The ox ,ur
sion train will leave Luray on August 2d at
7. NJ. for the benedt OF those who wish to re-
turn. To not fail to 60 and see one OF ;ho
greatest wonders in the world. Tickets good
Tor ten days., to return on any train. Round
tIip. So 80; LurGy Caveras and return, s. ;
Natural Fridge aud return. 81: Louisa 10 LII
lay and return. $50; GOrIonsyillo - Luray
and return. s.; Charlottesville 10 Luray And
return. $3.50. 1ickeis for sale by j. NJ. Thomp-
son. 400 east Broad street aud by committee
at train.
IN e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

CHlRrEs r. TAYLOR s. GO. kg,rNs-. .f,.......
bIkCERtRN ASD kis-lN rAE tiyrr...
or TIE IotNTf Of llESuco.
! hereby certify fhs. The bond r.,,,....
Sper,RlC ommi'-l0nors william D. 10
W. +. g. Garnot, Jr., al1 CONWAY D. sam.
decree entered in the Ro0ge clusr.0
day Il june. is~1. has been suiy rls..
Given under my hand fti- giGas.f r...
1874. SAMUEL D.. WAII.
ly5 Lor.fr,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
A Room for Old Soldiers.

Many an old soldier still suffering
from wounds received in the great civil
war will be interested in the following
letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

EOR RENT, BRICK DWELL =.
4 I..G No. b6 Tenth street. between ID
Clay and Leigh. containing rooms, with
modern improvements.
Al.o, BRICK DWELLING. situated on Bes,h
street between Main aud FLOYD. containing
rooms, with modern Improvements.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
iy IO12&1S-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

A STATED MEETING OF AN
IN CH0R LODGE. No. s. ORDER OF THE
GOLDEN CHAIN, will be held In Concordia
Hall, No. 4Og sast Broad street. ON MONDAY.
July llth, at s O'Clock r. NJ. Brethren Of sister
lodges are cordially invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the Commander.
ALEXANDER w. PEARCE.
~ init SECRETARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
~. AUCTION sALrs-no.aa,.
BY John 7. ootsm. >,
h'sl k'ia'e Ageas and Lge,lo,,.,
Bank and Eleventh s<,a,.
COMNUSSTONrpo -,

COMMISSIONERS Arrrr
- SALE of 4 RgygRsIOyAEV ~, - -
" InkEE TRACTS OP LAND a., .tff5T
IWhJllER ABOUT sixty 80 AihiNg
kEAk GLEN ALLEN. HENtif.'H "tf,
sh.-by tiriae of Two secrr-s ~ VIZ
Sonft 81 heurir0 couafy.one er.. .N
zlth tebfnarys 1881, and thq on. u. 'i i1s
Juhe' IsSI-in tho ceso 0f Charl., H. .''' l'h
totr Blfckbh and afs W. giu .-t' tlilf B.
house, on '''I oIlrl
MONDAY. JrLY n. la7.
n, u O'Clock ". the REyER,Ioy any,.
REST 81 John &. Blackb0rn AMI si,i IN ~
following. descFitef LAND-.lI. ~ N'
J. TRACT oF LAND c.rtel...... ,..
AlbES on tho MOuntsin road. aflI... ~
Allen church, in IIenriro county ~.
PORTABLE. FRAME DWELLING
Improvement. o. erron.
= A TRACT or LAsD cgl.q.ri,. r,...
Tl-kiGilI ACRES. lying anf b....
County 81 Hennco. allD Ming flr ir.s.
u. Ford and oihors I.
, A TRACT Cg LAND consirl-. -......
1.-TWO ACRES. MORr or .F..
Noufain read near tl,0'- alton ....
joining the lands 81 CAPTAIN Joan i...
Melton, aUd clhef. 3d.
IEhNs; Cine bird cnsh: iail,.. d..
tWtife months, with holfs I.fri.,
and lille retained Until al Ior4r.ls.
J. iL,u and convoy 7ucr DI lrf..i ..r f....
MiilliN b. u.N..fn
,. O.. GAilN frf. r.
CONWAY b. SAND
~upfi4I lDr..r..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

4 FRANKLIN-STHEEc RESIDENCE. "a
handsomely furnished or unfuiHi7h 'd. c)l-
taiuibg about fifteen rooms: all modern ifn-
pro- cments, billiard-room, sc. Pos .s.i0n o..
once. Wlll be rented until October !, ISIS. scr
further particulars apply 10
FRANK d. HILL & CO.
lv n-SL2t M north ElnNnnln alIn-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10
MONDAY. JurY

st O. O'Clock p. ". The REALI,rArr -,
scrihcd IN said decd, aud llca.e1 A. .l.,.
being the well-locatsd aud valuable fulf- ..
ing JxlO feet on tho uest side 90 ,art.r .,....f
between Dance and Ashland stns,,. .. d. ..
rico county. Just west ~ he corp ra,. .,..,
OF the lily II Richmond.
IEkNs: Cash a. 20 the expcns - -r.. t.,
taxes duo upon said lot, inriIiUg r.... r..
fhe present year. the note Tor go lIn f.....
~. with interest thereon from june .. f...
on credit as 90 50 due December. ...-
with interest thereon from Juno -s. i.... 81
the sdue, II any, a. the said tlar..tI ST..
may direct. or a. tho trustee SHAH th.ut ...
and "a shall be- anucun-el nt f.r.0 . .i..
r. e. GATkMDDp I....
JAWS b. FfAg. ALciilncer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-10

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WITH
w some experience In tho STATIONERY ana
rsper trade address SfAri0NER,
w ctouos care Dispatch onica.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

CuArlNooGA. Tenn. March 23-The
city I excited over The news just made
public of the organization OF gigantic
corporation A company has purchased
2j00o acres of land IN and around the
city. which embraces the famous coal and
iron lands of the Waldeth ridge, six miles
north OF thr city railroad viii im-
m.d.aieiy bee built 20 the top of the ridge
furnace and coke ovens constructed
and shafts sunk for natural gas. one
million and half dollars win be inn
medinte'y expended on the property.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24


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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

CmDAG0 March 28-A Ims special
from ST. Joseph, Mo-. says A family
fucd was fought out on Monday night af
some distance from here in tine country
The participants were Pierre Milemout
an old farmer. and hI- son Andrea. and
Jackson and Reese CmdersOn These
people are neIghbors and have been
Quaueiing Tor $50 years over the killing
ol % Durham bull. the property Of the
Ciulerson-. hy young Mi.lemont Last
night the four men met. and after %
quarrel knives ani pistol, were drawn
and battle en-ued Young Ni.iemlnt
Ai Jackson lindr7on were fatally
wounded, and tAe other tWo mon were
seriously hurt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

BALTIMORE, March 23-Appi.cation
was made ia the Circuit C0ur, today for
the appointment OF receiver 20 take
charge of the property Of The Equitable
Gsslighi Company That company had
Just reduced the net price for gas TO IS
cents per thousand feet The legal action
is taken by bondholdeFs in New York.
The ares fits line Of pipe Is confined to
the principal streets Of the city, and does
not reach the private nor outlying dis.
tricts.
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TrxAuKAyA. ARK, March 93-Iim
Jones. oolored was sentenced in the dis
ue, court Yesterday TO be hanged on
Wsv ~ Jones vas indicted for Killing 2
negro named Cole Hicks Last Neptem-
Der he was found guilty Of murder and
.he case was appealed but the lower
count wa. sustained When Judge Nc
lesn had finished pronouncing the sen
'ance " death. Ae added by way OF con
ISOLATION 10 is possible, however for
your lawyer. 20 intervene and get tho
lea.1 sentence commuled 10 imprison
meul Tor life
TO this the doomed man, IN ca indirreT
ent tone of voice. replied There's no
use Judge just let her 20.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24
l.e rl.softhe Nloon.hIner. captarea.

RALmeH y G March e3-For months
revenue officers have been In pursuit Of
desperate m0onshiners IN Orange aud
Durham counties. Their labor az last
has been rewarded Day before yester-
las they captured d n Holmes an ex-
tOn-lve maker Of contraband whisky
They secured q sill greater prize IN the
person of Scott Harden, nine Captain
Icnks known far and near as the king Of
Che moonshiners ile was a very daring
operator. and bad Eve disiilleries In out
otthe-wW places Three of these were
LL--nLnrnl
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CHICAGO, March 23.-A special fran
Bessemer. Mich. states that d boarding.
house, owned BY the Colby Iron Com
pany. was burned early this morning
The bodies Of ten persons, burned "a
death, have been taken out Several
others, who were badly burned, are eX-
pected TO die